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,: - |-. Reader^ pf The Call When Writing for Rates or Reservations at the: Resorts i
; | Advertised Will Confer a Favor by Mentioning the Name of This Paper .| '
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THE FAVORITE RESORT FOR TOURIST
Sightseers, health aad pleasure seeker*. A
*J** te ' variety of mineral waters than la any
©tier one place ia th# world. The only natural
mineral stream aad hammam bath, havlag great
curative qualities. Guarantee to cure rheuaia-
vs»-and stomach disorders. Amusements. Table
casurpassed. Grand oceaery. New automobile and
•*?*• »««• R«es $3 per (Tar. $12 to ?16 per
*"k. The new Geyser and Healdsburg road is
oow opea for staglag. All guests will be met
EL 9 er^ er fP rla S» «tase »t Healdsburg. Buy
rocad trip ticket to Healdsburg from Saa s Fraa-
gg K ' f « $2.60 and buy rouad trip ticket at
Sf" «o^? £or Ge y««"« 'or $4. making full ronad
Wp?a.so. C. p. Foss. the celebrated stage
/firiTer will handle the stage line. For further
particulars address R. H. CUCRY. Proprietor.
??• <s«ysera, Cal.. or PECK-JUDAH CO.. 759
uarcet it., R. S".
SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE 1903
_. Nlae rciles from Geyservllle. Sonoma Co. Two
traces daily. Fare M.60 round trip, lacludiag
stage. Natural hot mineral water at a tempera-
ture of 135 degrees, cures Rheumatism, Kidney,
Xivjer aad Stomach troubles. Baths free,
ewlmmlag. Hunting, Fishing, Livery. Tennis
>tc Fine orchestra. Table unexcelled. Rates
*12 to *18 per weet. Write for booklet and
reservations to PETER J. CURTIS. Skaggs,
BoßOraa Co.. Cal.. or Peck-Jodah Co., 753 Market
ttreet, or Bryan's. 14ft Montgomery st.
QIII ! V'Q MONTE RIO "
OUL* L( I O SONOMA COUNTY
The well known "Home From Home." Hotel and
ten*.* nestled oa hillside amonz the redwoods com-
tnaafling charming panoramic view of Ruvalan
river and surrounding cwuntry. Booklet oa ap-
fUcatiou. a
HOME PARIVI
Onp-quartPr mile from Aqua Calient*. Will m«»«>t
jrcests. Bathinc tends court, croquet. First
class table: fpltndid accommodations. Special
r«tes to families. Idpal spot of Sonoma valley.
Particulars. J. R. MORRIS. Aqua Caiieate.
MERVYN HOTEL
GLEN ELLEN, Sonoma county, Cal. Eatlrely
surrounded by ferns, trees aad flowers. Ideal
epot for your summer vacation. Rate*. $2 per
<sty, $S to $10 per week. P. MONOHAN. Prop.
New England Hosee — Camp Meeker: Rebuilt
aad refurnished: located la a beautiful grove of
redwood aad oak, about 40 rods from station.
Beauiiful waits aad scenery. Boating, bathing,
bowlicg, dancing and croquet. Piano for use of
gsests. Home cooking, fruit, milk, butter and
vegetable* from own ranch. Rates $7 to $9 per
week. Special rate* to families and parties. Ad-
dress F. K. Harrison, Camp Meeker, Sonoma co.
GLEN RITA HOTEL
Monte Rio
New. op to date* hotel oa new location. 1 block
from depot. Tents if desired. Excellent table.
Rates, $10 to $12 a week. Cottages to rent.. Ad-
fires* WM. C.HEALY. Moatrio P. 0.. Soaoma Co.
RIVERSIDE RESORT
Ccuatry homes \i mile from Guerneville; ideal
*po?: % mile of river frontage; $S to $10 per
w**k. For particulars. MRS. H. A. STAGG.
Proprietor. Guerneville, Sonoma county.
HOTEL CALISTOGA
Now opea uader new raaaagemeat; hot sulphur
baths asd twimmlag plunge; near petrified forest;
stopping place for all Lake Co. tourists; dining
room open en arrival of trains.
. . . F. E. SQUIRES. Proprietor.
FERNBROOK
\u25a0Near Alma •tatloa. Santa Crce mountains;
1.600 elevatioa; located amocg beautiful red-
woods: ruanlng water la rooms; springs, moan*
tain cieek. home pardea, orchards, fishlag aad
cwimaicg. Table first class; open air dining
room; phoae; daily mail; $10 to HZ per week.
A. HUTCHINSON. Alma. Cal.
MARK WEST SPRINGS — Sonoma county. Only
?.'j hours from S. F.*and bnt 7 miles' staging.
M»»t train* of N. W. PaHflA at Fulton, both
morning ai.d \u2666TPnlnjr, Sau«alito ferry «t 7:45
A. M. .nr S:ir> P. M. daily. Round trip oaly
53.75. Hot mineral waU-r bath?. "The prettiest
lilar* in California." is the verdict fit thousands.
AMre** J. F. MULGREW. Fulton, Cal.
. ST. HELENA
White Sulphur Springs
Incomparable natural surroundings. Finest sul-
phur bath. Table the best. MR. AND MRS.
JOHN SANDFORD. Managers.
HOU'ARn tPRf VH^ lake cottnty— 42 MiN-
nUnAKU 3f KIIXU3 EaAL SPRINGS. Uthia
for kldneyii, magnesia for nomach: hot iron bath.
110 degrees, for rheumatism; $10 to $16 per
week. MISS C WHEELER. Howard Sprinps,
or PnCK-JL'DAH Information Bureau, 788 Mar-
ket st., S. F. Clones October 15.
GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM.
N>w building: new treatment rooms: new dln-
ltrg room; new surgical wards; modern and up "to
date in all physiologic, therapeutic methods;
raassape, electricity, light and sun treatments.
In short, the best methods extant. Write for
literature. Ban Jose. CaL
Hotel Carmel
' Open the year rouad. Wholesomeaess and
homelike surroundings. Moderate rates. Address
KES. A. D. EIGKOR Carrael-by-the-Sea, or
PECK-JITOAH COMPANY, 789 Market «t, 8. F.
3 HOTEL MADRONA
MILL, VALLEY
Under neV management. First class service;
- onercelled cuisine. Telephone Main 330. Mill .
Valley. CaL C. IX. VAN DER GAW. Manager.
BAGGAGE, SIR I BAGGAGE! CALL
PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANT
Pit CLAT STREET.
Pboaee: Sutter 2222, Home C 6134.
Office la Ferry Building. .
REAGHE^ M /
GOLF T(>UltN^
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From tlie verandas and roof-gardens of the Hotel Potter a -mag-
nificent view of the Yacht Regatta can be obtained. A fleet of
white sail vessels and power boats. representing all of the impor-
tant Yacht Clubs on the Coast will participate in a week of racing.
The hotel is the recognized headquarters and the center of all the
social activities.
The Hotel Potter offers a thousand things to divert and amuse. The rates are $3.00 a^day andvupward, American plan only. During
this week of gayety, in order that we may extend the Jbest possible service, we advise that you wire for accommodations in advance at
our expense. '
. . IxlJli JrUi 1 xjXV XlUlJtijJLj UUIVIir AJN i .
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
Is the most noted fishing, hunting and health re-
eort on the coast. Apply for folder to EDSON
BROS.. Beswick, Siskiyou county. Cal., or to
PECK-JUDAH CO.. 759 Market street, Saa Fran-
dsco. ' " . - "' i
ELM GROVE HOTEL
Cazaderb Big Trees
Rates $2 per day. $10 per week : everything
new; first class accommodations; hunting; fishing.
AMUSEMENTS OF ALL KINDS
- L. EDWARDS, Prop.. Catadero. Cal.
SOLID COMFORT HOME
1,900 feet altitude. No fog; climate delightful;
unsurpassed scenery; spring wat#r; dance ball,
swimming tank: telepboneC»B per week. Stage
meets train. SCHULER &-SCHEBEN. Napa. Cal.
C A IUT A rDU7 Furnished houses and house-
OAi> 1 AvWl\U£ keeping rooms for season.'
Get list from F. H. PARKER REAL^ESTATK
AGENCY, 145 Pacific ay., Santa Cru«. Cal. ;
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THE ; SAN -FBANCISCa GALL, THURSDAY; iAUGIJST 4; 1910.
GILROY
~ - HOT SPRINGS
Best water and climate In the state. Only 4
hra. from San Francisco. Road in excellent con-
dition for. automobiles. . Send for folder to- ' r,
W. J. MCDONALD, Prop.
OR PECKJUDAH CO.. 789 MARKET STREET.,
A. SILVA'S RESORT
OPENED JULY Ist, 1910
Training Headquarters. ' •\u25a0.
Special Sunday Dinner for Automobillsts.'.
; A. BIL V A, Proprietor, Decoto, Cal. V
LAWRENCE VlLLA— Sonoma family resort.
Amusements. Bus daily to Hot Springs. $7 a
week. HENRY PELLESSIEB. P. O. box 80.
LADD'SGUfTSTORE
oW^[ 8335-37 Ke«rny Street,
V*^^^ / San ; Kranclaco - ; '\u25a0"
Guns, ammunition,' fishing tackle,' camping out-
fits and - athletic goods of , every ; description."- \u25a0 -
.Write' for- our ; Illustrated catalogue. Best
prica paid for Raw Furs. \u25a0 v.
At the Potter Countiy Club, August 43 th to 16th, a Golf Tourna-
ment Avill be held. Here will be gatlierecFrepresehtatives of all of
the important Golf Clubs of Calif ornia'y and the Club House will
be the scene of many elaborate functions. This course is declared
by experts to be the '.sportiest in California. Guests at the hotel
are granted all of the privileges of the Club.
nVDfiIEJ HOT SPRINGS
nl If II IB ' TREATMENTS ~ Obesity,
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stomach and intestines, liver and kidneys. 1 « A
paradise for nervous and - overworked people.
REMEDIES — Three mineral springs; drink" and
bath cures; peat bath; natural hot salt water
bath; massage, MOTORING — 75 miles of smooth
macadamized roads in vicinity ; -garage. For
i booklet and particulars address Manager, Byron
Hot Springs, P. 0., .did., or PECK-JUDAH CO., '
789 Market at., S. F. : ;
LA HONDA and PESCADERO
Buy your ; railroad ticket • to' Redwood • City, 9 al
in. .. train I from . Third S and Townsend sts.,' San
Francisco, and San Jose; : connect ' with stages
direct. Address . WALTER KNIGHT. Redwood
City. Cal. .-'v/.-^VV ; : k<_\ . :.. -,:.
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Hotel Mosconi
" Half moon Bay, Ocean Shore ; R. : B. direct":
Fine Italian dinners for hunters and fishermen on
short notice. Autoa, for hire. \/. • >
"T.H^ OAKS" .;
• LOS GATOS SANITARIUM. 7
v- A home for .the, tubercular.' - Established on
cottage and tent plan ; - rates - $15 to $25 per
week ; open the - year \u25a0 around. -' MARY C. . Mac-
I INNIS, M.D.,Loa Gatos, Cal. ,
Among the Pines
No consumptives ' "J|jQ OfilCS yi » T<t * ia ° g-^*
Under New Ownership and Management.
The most thoroughly equipped mountain resort
in the Sierras ; large swimming pool ; fine trout
fishing; bowling; - tennis; billiard, 'pool tables;
livery; % mile from station; rates, 59 to $12
pec week. Booklet on request. Write or phono
AL KUHX, Applegate. Placer county, CaL - ,
$TAFFORP^
Is the Place to Spend Your Vacation
k : Address W. jS. -\u25a0 STAFFORD. Manager. Soquel.
Santa Cruz county, Cal. • '.'-. •" i '
PIN FIN N ' CarmeUby-tlie-Sea |
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* For; particulars ; address J. F. DEVENDORF, \u25a0
Manager, . Carmel -by-the-Sea, i Monterey [ Co., CaL;
or PECK-JUDAH CO.. .789 Market st.. 8. F.
- BAGGAGE, SIKt BAGGAGE? CALL '
PAQHC TRANSFER f COMPANY
•'; ;'\u25a0 7^::\i4S:CT^YiSTBEET.-- *rC ..- ?; -
Phones: Suutterr r 2222, / Home ' C 6134.
* --- f Office ia Ferry; Building. : •
EL VERANO VILLA
A country resort for families. Open year round."
Good fishing and hunting; ! dancing pavilion; hot
mineral baths. Rates $T per week. For particulars
Write to EL VEB.ANO VILIiA. EL VERANO. CaL
CITY SUBSCRIBERS
Who desire The Call mailed to them at summer
resorts or other out of town places will please
notify office, giving present address and length
of time desired sent to new address. On return-
ing please notify office, in order that service by;
carrier may be promptly resumed.
I IDEAL DRY MARINE CLIiIATB AX <
1 GREAT CANVAS CITX; FISHING ALWAT3 1
FINE; PORTER'S CATALINA ISLAND.
' BAND; GOLF. TENNIS. BOATING. MOON- ,
'LIGHT LAUNCH RIDES ARE IDEAL. BET- ,
•TEE GET OUR FOLDER BEFORE YOU
PLAN THAT OUTING THAT 13 ON TOCR
MIND. BANNING CO.. PACIFIC ELECTRIC
| BUILDING. LOS ANGELES. CAL.
I HOTE-L 1
1 DEL MONTE I
n Announces the Si
I ANNUAL MONTH OF SPOHTS |
m August 19 to September 10, 1010. £j
I Del Monte Golf Tournament [J
f| • August 1& to September 26. ij
|3 Special Hotel Rates to Players. ~|
t* Special Rouad Trip Railroad Hates. g
Ij H. R. WARNER. Manager. CHESTER fl
y W. KELLEY, City Represeatatlve. Phoa« H
«S Kearny 4013. fj
WEBBER LAKE
Queen cf mountain lakes for fly fishing. Hotel
opens June 15 under new management by expe-
rienced men. Excellent table: automobile service
dally; 2 hours* ride. Express aad telephone.
Board floor tents, cottagea. boating, riding, driv-
ing, automobiling; lodgeroom for games anil
danclug. Trout fishing, lake and brook; saddle
poaies. No dress affairs. Round trip tickets ac
reduced rates. Information Peck-Judaa and South-
era Pacific. Address Webber Laka Hotel. Ho>
bart Mills, or Stockton. Cal. : ';-
Lake Tahoe. All cewly furnished. An kinds or
sports aad diversions. Special low rates for JTuna
and September. Write for descriptive folder to
W. F. CONNOLLY. Bijou Inn. Lak<» Tahoe. CiL
TALLAC and BROCKWAY
The Resorts that have made Lake Tahoe famous.
Plan your Auto trip this summer over ths
Sprinkled State Road from PlacervUle to TAL-
LAC; the moat scenic of American trips; no
machine too email to make the easy grades.
LAWRENCES & CO3JSTOCK. TALLAC o?
BROCKWAY. Lake Tahoe. CaL
LIBERTY INN AT
AL, TAHOE
Fine beds, excellent meals, rich mill: sr. 1
cream; good flshlns; mountain streams, lake*
and woods; best batbiag In state. Write
AL TAHOE CO.. Al Tahoe. Cal..
Or Call at PECK-JUI>AH*S. 759 Market St.. S. P.
8 Tahoe Tavern .
I TATTf, TAHOS
Th^ m^»t normlar monntnin rpsnrf |r» fMTornH
n f*< it&US'-MLiUif&Tj -\u25a0 - w^>-:ljlJ.'.'i?>>^M:<,v^
RUBICON PARK
Lake Tahoe's popnlar resort now open. Hotel.
cottaze4fcind teats. Fine bsthing beach. Launches
and rowboats. good fishing., and caddie hors«<.
Social eampnre and telephone. Address N. W.
CUTHBERT. P. 0.. Lake Tahoe. CaL
DEER PARK SPRINGS
LAKE TAHOE — Beautiful mountains, lakes,
streams and forests. Excellent Fishing. Tennia.
No poison oak; no rattlesnakes. Write or pbona
the owner. MISS KATHERINE CHANDLER.
Deer Park. CaL j^*. .>^
HONOLULU «S2
REDUCED RATE $110 (formerly |153).
This Is the season to vis.t th« islands. Tin
favorite S. S. Sierra (twin screw, 10,000 tons
displacement) makes trip ia 8V& days. Round
trip tickets good for four months. Detlgctful
tea bathing, temperature 73 degrees. Most at-
tractive spot on eatlr* rouad tha world tour.
Volcano Kllauea now unusually active. Sailing*
Aujf. 20, Sept. 10 and every 2i- days. Book now
and secure the best berths. LINK TO TAHITI
and- NEW ZEALAND. S. S. Maripcsa sails Au-
gust 6, September 11. etc. Tahiti and back, first
class, $125. New Zealand (Wellington), rouad
trip, 524(5.23.
OCEANIC! STEAatSHIP COMPACT.
673 Market st. Telep'acaa Kearay 123k
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